extrusion operator

injection mold operator

quality control inspector

production associate

tool and die maker

Montville Plastics

I've been at Montville Plastics for 3 years now. I started with no experience in this industry and they did everything possible to help me succeed. Management is directly involved with every employee, that's the owners, they take a role in every account and project we have and care a great deal about seeing people grow to their full potential. 

At 46 years old, I have had a few jobs, worked for a few companies no company I've every worked for has cared as much about me as Montville Plastics has, does and will. If you're willing to work hard, take direction and learn, you can literally make this job a career and turn it into something that will change your life. Don't listen to those that have  failed here at Montville, they didn't have the character and drive to succeed but if you do, you will love your job, your coworkers and if you treat your job like you expect to be treated? The sky is the limit for anyone here at Montville Plastics. 

Right off the bat, you're on your own. No orientation, no training, no warning. If you want anything, like gloves, or cups to drink out of, you have to ask 5 times, and wait a few hours, and you might get it. The place is very messy, puddles, holes, and garbage everywhere on the floor. They have like 2 brooms, and they're broken in half, no wonder no one cleans there. The men's bathrooms are really bad, stains and clogged toilets, no doors on the stalls, the only sink doesn't work. Trip hazards everywhere, eye wash stations are blocked, no guards on most of the moving machinery. You will get hurt here because of this, and because they don't give you anything unless you ask. This place is just as bad as it was 5 years ago, so they aren't reinvesting back into the place, to clean it, to renovate, to put guards on machinery, etc. Either management is incompetent, or cheap. 

A typical day at work is coming in having great communication from prior shift knowing what issues have raised thru the shift and knowing adjustments that have been made....what I believe I have learned....I walked into montville with little knowledge on how to run injection molding machines but with the guidance of management and other co workers I can effectively run all machines make adjustments when problems.arise and they trained me how to lead a crew.  Management is amazing and willing to invest in you!  The hardest part of the job? Would have to be memorizing all the different packout..the most enjoyable part would have to be learning new things and seeing my self grow with this company

Overall I enjoyed my experience. Most employees go well beyond expectations. Great work environment, company is going in the right direction. Would still be there if it weren't for my boss. He would sit on his phone for hours a day while we slaved away. Took credit for all successes and blamed us or the equipment for any failures. Talked down about us. Fake in front of management.

This is not an environment most succeed in. It’s a tuff and stressful work environment. It’s tuff to not be overly stressed from managers who truly only care about themselves. The communication of needs are terrible. Managers could use a few classes on how to motivate and treat employees. 

This job made my life ok while I was there worked in and out for several years great owners they were there for me when I needed a job ran a lot of regrind and made good mixes for parts that were shock absorbers for the railroad

I have had a very fulfilling time at Montville Plastics while working here. Management is always willing to support employees where needed, the benefits are great, and there's a lot of learning opportunities to take advantage of all the time! 

Definitely not a job for complainers or lazy people, but sadly most people are anymore. It is just a normal warehouse that provides easy enough work, somewhat monotonous, but also provides a nice steady paycheck.  

It was a packing job you had to check the machine or you had to build a rack or boxes to hold the product it was a good job if you worked and was not afraid of getting dirty because it's a very dirty job

I learned a lot while working at Montville Plastics. I was given important jobs, and not treated like a cog in a machine. The company was, and is, still growing which encouraged the vocalization of new ideas and products.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Extrusion operator 3 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Injection mold operator 4 salaries reported	$19.13 per hour
Quality control inspector 3 salaries reported	$20.83 per hour
Production associate 3 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Tool and die maker 5 salaries reported	$21.80 per hour

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